GEC Woodies

[Wood-Guy]

I picked this one up recently, good looking bocote on this one. 2010 #61 congress in exotic Mexican bocote prototype.

[Gunstock Jack]

Great looking woodies boys!

[Wood-Guy]

Great looking woodies boys!

Thanks Barry!

[Wood-Guy]

Picked this one up recently... #73 in exotic Mexican bocote. beautiful wood on this knife.

[big monk]

Saw that one and thought you might have an eye on her !!!!! Outstanding wood grain on that baby !!! CONGRATS !!!__Monk

[Capt. Farrel]

My goodness, you´ve got yourself some mighty nice knives! I think I am going to be bankrupt soon......

[Wood-Guy]

Thanks monk, and frank. Monk you know me pretty well... I guess I'm pretty predictable. hang in there frank, gotta pace yourself.

[jon_slider]

left to right, Gabon Ebony on a single spear Charlow, Macassar Ebony on a single spear barehead boys knife, and African Blackwood on a Sheepfoot with pen Charlow. All rounded with 1500 grit and polished with Sunshine cloth.

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[Wood-Guy]

Got this one off eBay not too long ago, #61 congress 4-blade in snakewood. Great looking snakewood on this one.

[Wood-Guy]

Got this one off eBay recently, #76 western outlaw in dark king wood.

[Wood-Guy]

I got this one recently, #72 wharnie in cocobolo. nice tight grain...

[big monk]

What's happnin' to me ????????? ______________gettin' bad as you ( WoodGuy AKA, Ryan ) ____ just bought this "'BeaverTail Trapper"" serial number #02 !!!!! _______________have to admit though Wood is cheaper than Stag

[Wood-Guy]

Yep... It sure is Monk! Nice purchase! Congrats! Can't go wrong with a beaver...

[IMBand]

Beautiful knives fellas.....I just got this one, been wondering about these Weaver Jack's for awhile......I kinda like it!

IM

[Wood-Guy]

Nice one there IM. I had two of those myself, down to just one now though. Nice knife!

[Wood-Guy]

This one just came in... #73 in dark cocobolo wood "1of10"

[big monk]

Nice,Ryan **____Looks more ""ebony"" than the last few runs of ""EBONY""

[Wood-Guy]

Yep... She's dark, that's for sure! hard to capture, I try again sometime...

[Wood-Guy]

Picked these up at various times, two from eBay and one from a trade. #42 Missouri trader serialized, #72 jigged bocote serialized & #76 western outlaw in ebony. 2012, 2010, & 2013...

[Wood-Guy]

Picked up a couple on a trade, 2010 #23 beavertail jigged bubinga, & #79 "1of4" blonde curly maple serial #04.

[big monk]

Nice pair,Ryan !!!!!____________the end cap on the Beaver,really makes it stand out !!!! I like the end caps, but they don't do them much (cost factor,I guess ??? )

[jerryd6818]

I like the end caps,

Finally, an ally.

[Wood-Guy]

Yep... I have to agree, end caps are the way to go, depending on the pattern, it just doesn't seem right without. I guess cost is a factor but how much more could it be $5-$7 a knife to add em'. Perhaps they do without to change it up?

[jerryd6818]

Don't you think it's a combination of the style of knife, tradition for the pattern, taste of the people making the knife and the cost it adds to the knife?


I can't be quiet any longer. The title of this thread cracks me up.

[Wood-Guy]

Yes Jerry. I believe all that plays into cost, end cap/no end, etc. I have been pretty much on board with the majority of the knives they put out, heck they'd have to read peoples minds to get em' perfect! they do just fine, it's only that's sometimes certain patterns one says to themselves "this is a great knife, if only it had an end cap..."